First Photos: #ThroughMyLensC19

In a world with COVID-19, my daily walks have become a lifeline and my iPhone camera a constant companion. Below is the first in a series of photos that capture this moment in time, for me.

I hope you’ll join me in making and sharing photos of our time apart. You can join the conversation on Facebook and Instagram. #ThroughMyLensC19

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A walk at Holden Arboretum before it was closed to the public. Grateful for early signs of spring.

Six degrees of separation.

A rainy day look in the mirror.

A fallen tree at Shaker Lakes.
A reminder of last September’s micro-blast,
the passage of time and nature’s endurance

Lee Road (our neighborhood’s restaurant row) on an early Saturday evening.
It was so quiet that I could stand in the middle of the street and take this photo.

Driveway chalk art thanking those on the front lines.

A quiet walk in the country

Wandering through Cleveland’s industrial flats.  Look at the growing piles of sand, salt, and iron oreThe signs of economic inactivity

Call and response.

Even the playgrounds are dangerous and forbidden territory.

A tired and tattered flag. Yes, we’re all in this together.

Desperately wanting new life . . .

At least the birds don’t have to maintain social distance.